Tillamoolc ANOTHER MODERN MIRACLE. Headlight, May Farmers and Rural Credits Notice of Completed Contract. For a year or more there have A New Jersey correspondent in the Notice is hereby given that U. G. been vague reports of experiments Philadelphia Record says: Jackson, County Sureyor, for Tilla- with the wireless telephone made by i After reading your very interest­ ’"pk County, Oregon, has filed in uilliam Marconi, the greatest living Italian if measured by his services ing article and others on rural credits this office his certificate of the com­ to humanity. The wireless telegraph 1 beg to give my reasons why I think pletion of the contract of Dolph which he invented but yesterday, it these should be carried out. In the Tinnerstet, on the Hughey Creek seems, has been a great business con- tirst place any one with a knowledge Contract, and any person, firm or enience, but its value has been a of up-to-date farming must notice corporation having objections to file thousandfold greater in the saving of the vast amount of unculivated lands to the completion of said work may lives The urgent S. O. S. sent out at your very door-land that in other do so within two weeks from this into the night brings ships hurrying countries would raise beef and almost date of the first publication, in the . r crQP.s- but most farmers re- office of the County Clerk, irom every direction to rescue crews Dated this the 28th day of May, --0-0- their ...v.r farms in and passengers of distressed vessels. - . mortgage It has done more to remove the ter- order to ,o raise ralse money for ’ ’ stock, ma­ 1914- J. C. Holden, County Clerk, ror of the sea than any other thing chinery etc What system have you that has happened since the first bold for this? Why, none. A farmer may First publication, May, 28. navigator pushed his dugout from the get a mortgage, but it is like a knife Last publication, June 11. shore. Thousands who have gone hanging over his head, because he Notice of Completed Contract. down to the sea in ships within the never knows when it will be called up ’I will give you my case, for ex­ last few years are alive to-day only Notice, is hereby given that U. G. because of this practical invention by ample: I bought a farm two years for $1200 1 tried to buy for less, Jackson, County Surveyor, for Tilla­ Marconi, based on the researches of scientists who sought truth for hut the agents said the owner would mook County, .Oregon, has filed in truth’s sake. Middle-aged men can not reduce the price, and as 1 had this office his certificate of the com­ will remember theskepticism with my goods waiting I bought. 1 he pletion of the contractof Connie Dye, which they received the predictions terms were $600 cash and $600 mort­ at the Jenkins Bridge on Wilson Riv­ of the early experiments with the gage, the latter being very important er, and any person, firm or corpora­ wireless telegraph. Even when they to me. 1 paid $300 down and after tion having objections to file to the saw it in person in the middle 90s the some pressing I got a draft agree­ completion of said work may do so effect of the Hertzian waves when ment written out in the name ot the within two weeks from the date of sent through a few feet of rock, they owner, but all in the handwriting of the first publication, in the office of could not believe that they could be one of the agents (as the owner was the County Clerk, Dated this 28th day of May, I 914. transmitted for hundreds of miles illiterate) and witnessed by a clerk. J. C. Holden, County Clerk. “Did I get a $0oo mortgage? No, through rocks, houses, forests and mountains and be caught by a receiv­ sir. When the final settlement came First publication, May 28. You Last publication, June 11. er. Even yet the wireless is a thing, 1 was already in possession. can judge my surprise and alarm of amazement. Notice to Contractors. Notwithstanding the preceding when one of the agents said he was marvels there has been much skep­ sorry the owner could not give more Sealed bids addressed to theCounty ticism as to the wireless telephone. than $400 mortgage, but he (the of Tillamook County, Oregon, It might be possible to send dots and agent) would take my note for $200, Court the proposed improvement at dashes by sparks from towers, but which he would guarantee as good as for Killam Creek, in Tillamook County, how could the tones of human voices a mortgage, and that I would not be Oregon, be received by the Coun­ be carried for many miles? The fact called upon for payment at any time. ty Court will Tillamook County Ore­ that a man has, by use of a secret de­ After some arguing I agreed to this. gon at its of office in Tillamook City, vice, spoken a long message from You inay judge my surprise when, New York to Philadelphia and that it little over a year afterward, I receiv­ Oregon, on or before the 13th day of 1914, at to o’clock a.m. and at has been received not only there but ed, without a moments warning, a June, time opened and read. by wireless operators at intervening sheriff’s writ for the $200, and, not that bid shall be accompanied by points and has been perfectly under­ being able to meet it, I had to let the a Each sertified check made payable to stood is a modern miracle. Many dif­ property go with all I had expended Tillamook ------------- County, ------- ______ for an amount ficulties in the perfection of a system on it. “Now, if there had been rural cred­ equal to 5 per cent of the amount of of wireless telephony are obvious, but such bid, which shall be forfeited to they are insignificant when compared its I would have saved my property the County, in case an award is made to the difficulties of the primary and the country would not have lost and the bidder shall fail, neglect or achievements. Mark Twian wrote an a farmer. "The agreement made out in the refuse for a period of five days after entertaining story of the experiences owner ’s name was a lie—her price which the award is made to enter in­ of a Connecticut Yankee whom he to a contract and file a imagined set down with nineteenth was $900, less $100 commission; so factory to the Court as bond satis- required by she only received $800, and she never century knowledge in King Arthur’s law. court. But Marconi and Wright intended giving a $600 mortgage. Not The bids are to cover the cxcava- would have amazed the first readers content with the $400 profit, one of ting and grading of the County road, of that whimsical yarn with their the agents offered me $700 for the building a reinforced Concrete Bridge present exploits almost as much as property last summer, which, of across Killam Creek, and removing nineteenth century marvels would course, I refused. He then went to the old wooden bridge, according to have astonished Arthur’s contempor­ the mortgage holder and offered a plans and specifications on file in the on it, evidently to foreclose on aries. Who will be bold enough to talk profit me and get the property for his new office of the County Clerk, of future impossibilities, in the light customer. The County Court reserves the Not succeeding, the other of what has been accomplished dur­ agent, who held the $200 note, fore­ right to reject any and all bids, dated ing the present generation? How- closed on me without a moment’s this the 28th day of May, 1914. many more secrets of nature will man warning, and all our savings were J. C. Holden, County Clerk, discover? Have we not borrowed lost. The sheriff’s fees was about First publication, May, 28. trouble often in worrying over the Last publication, June, it. plight of posterity as to wherewithal $70. “What chance has a stranger again­ it shall be clothed and fed and st a combination like this? I have SUMMONS. warmed and kept in health? As Mon­ helped Americans in other parts of taigne said: “We are born to inquire the world and have received equal In the Circuit Court of the State of after truth." And as a greater than help from them, but 1 do think that Oregon for Tillamook County Montaigne said to his deciples: "And they have a moral obligation to pro­ John Matela, plaintiff ye shall know the truth, and the truth tect foreigners coming here with vs. shall make you free.” Scientists are capital and agricultural experience; Sanni Matela, defendant. rapidaly bringing freedom to the therefore I advocate rural credits to ; To Sanni Matela, the above named world and each discovery or inven­ save others from such loss.” defendant: tion is the forerunner of another. In the name of the State of Ore­ gon: You are hereby repuired to ap­ Notice. pear and answer the complaint filed THE EIGHT-HOUR LAW. The annual meeting of the stock- against you in the above entitled The following resolution condemn­ holders of the Tillamook Hotel Com­ Court and suit, on or before the last day prescribed in the order for the ing the proposed eight-hour law, pany will be held on Monday, June 1st, publication of summons made herein, adopted by the Marion County Pomo­ 1914, 4 pm, in the office or parlors of the which said order was made, and is na Grange has been adopted by the Tillamook Hotel. Tillamook, Ore. By dated May 28, 1914, ami if you fail State Grange. order of the president of the company so to answer for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for P. J. Worrall. “Whereas, There is an initiative the relief prayed for in his complaint petition filed with the Secretary of on file herein, towit; that the bonds State to be submitted to the voters of TILLAMOOK FOLKS ASTONISH of matrimony now existing between Oregon to amend the constitution, plaintiff and defendant be forever DRUGGIST making it a criminal offense to em­ We sell many good medicines but dissolved. ploy any labor, man, or women, boy we are told tiie mixture of buck­ This summons is served upon you, or girl, for a period of more than thorn bark, glycerine, etc., known by order of the Honorable Webster eight hours in any one day, the day as Alder-i-ka, is the best we ever Holmes, judge of the above named being defined as nine consecutive sold, Tillamook folks astonish us Court, dated this 28th day of May, hours, allowing one hour for eating daily by telling how QUICKLY 1914, and the date of the first publi­ and rest- the penalty being from $100 Adler-i-ka relieves sour stomach, cation of this summons is the 28th to $1006, or imprisonment from 30 gas on the stomach and constipa­ day of May, 1914, and the «late of the days to one year, or both fine and tion. Many report that A SINGLE last publication, 9th of July, anil the imprisonment, for the slightest viola­ DOSE relieves these troubles almost the last date upon which you are re­ tion of the law, which is an excess­ IMMEDIATELY. We are glad we quired to answer on or before is, ami ive penalty. This law applies to are Tillamook agents for Adler-i- will expire on the 9th day of July, every industry in the State of Oregon ka. J. S. Lamar, Druggist. 1914. and, T. B. Handley, "Whereas the farmer would be Attorney for pliantiff. The reorganization of a railway compelled to do all his morning chors company with a reduction of the cap ­ and work in the field an hour while the hired man sat in the house read­ ital stock is something new under the ing the morning papers and in the sun. ♦ ♦ ♦ evening he would quit work at 5 Mr. Mellin of the New Haven, on o]clock, leaving the farmer to finish his day’s work and do his chors alone the stand before the Interstate Com­ and in the haying, harvesting and merce Commission yesterday, recall­ French officers in the Drey­ threshing the farmer would be com­ ed those trial who, whenever a pailicuia.- pelled to have two shifts of men in fus | On your front porch can be lit order to save his crops before the ly odious thing in the conspiracy was j every night until midnight Fall rains come and spoil them, thus brought out, ascribed it to that one anil register not over greatly enhancing the cost of produc­ of the conspirators who had died be­ Ltifty cent« per month fore the trial began. In law one man tion. Since the farmer has no voi« e can on the meter. not make a conspiracy, but the in establishing the price of his pro­ conspiracy proved in the Dreyfus case ducts, he cannot add the extra cost showed a dead as the only one, T illamook E lectric L ight AND of production to the selling price of and in the case man the New Haven his goods and make the consumer road, according of F uel C ompany to Mr. Mellen, the foot the bill, as the merchant and late J. Pierpoint Morgan was about manufacturer do, but the extra cost the only man in on the deal for de- W ill S palding , Manager. will come out of his profits, which sqoiling investors of millions. are meager enough at best, thus work­ ing a great hardship, if not complete­ ly paralyzing the agricultural inter- este of the state. "The dairyman is effected in the same way as the farmer, since it would be impossible for him to hae would be impossible for him to have he needs it most thus compelling him ••I feel ft my dnty to tell others what to sell off all his cows except wh? Chamber lain s Tablets have done for he alone can milk, which would work write* Mrs. L. Dnnlap, a great injury to the dairying indus- indus­ ___________ r—- — Grove. Mien. "I have tries of the state. suffered with pains in “No arguments are needed to show my back and under that the horticultural interests would my shoulder blade for a number of years, be thus unfavorably effected, therc- also with a poor appe­ fore, be it tite and constipation. “Resolved, by the State Grange of I tried all of the rem­ Oregon, that we are unalterably op­ edies that I heard of, posed to such a drastic measure be­ and a number of doc­ coming a part of the constitution, or tors, but got no relief. any eight-hour law, or any interfer­ Finally a friend told ence with personal privilege or agree­ me to try Chamber- ment, and will use every effort in our lain* Stomach and i power to defeat it." Liver Tablet*. I got a bottle of them and A man arrested as a swindler says they soon helped uiy that he is a nobleman. Usually the stomach; by their claim to title precedes the other dis­ gentle action my bow- covery. el* became more reg­ ular. Today I feel like Winston Churchill, the British lord praising them to all of the admiralty, having looped the who stiffer a* I did. for loop six times in an aeroplane. Secre­ me and made my life tary Daniels will probably attempt worth living seme dare-devil feat. 28, 1914 T. BO ALS. M.D., j Have You Planned Your Outing? PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Surgeon S. P. Co. (I. O. O. F. Bldg ) A Few Timely Suggestions SUMMER EXCURSIONS EAST BEACH RESORTS ROSE FESTIVAL SPRINGS AND MOUNTAIN RESORTS s. You doubtless want to go somewhere to get away for it while from the steady grind. Let us help you. T illamook B lock , From June 1st, to September 30th low round trip tickets will be sold from all points on the P. R. & N. one way through Cali­ fornia or via Portland. Tillamook TILLAMOOK COUNTY BEACHES - Oregon sarchet . T • Mountain, A new playground, only a short run from Portland, forest, fishing streams or beach in endless variety and infinite charm The Fashionable Tailor Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing a Specialty. ROSE FESTIVAL From June 9 to 12 Portland will don holiday attire, and supply Fun un land entertainment unique, historical and interesting, and water you cannot afford to miss. Store iu Heins Photographic Gallery SPRINGS AND MOUNTAIN RESORTS Hot Springs, Mineral Springs and Mountain Resorts for fisi ing, Hunting or “far from the maddeuing Crowds” are to be found in abundance along the Southern Pacific. OUR NEW OUTING BOOKLETS John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent KERRON, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON] m H. GOY NE, ' X ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office: O pposite C ourt H ouse , PAC. Ry Tillamook • Oregon. J. CLAUSSEN, & . LAWYER, E DEUTSCHER ADVOKAT. NAY. CO 213 T illamook B lock Portland, Oregon Tillamook J • Orcgt n E. REEDY, D.V M„ VETERINARY. Four Foot Fir Slabs $3.00 per Cord. Both Phone«. Tillamook - Oregon £2) R. K. E, DANIELS, Delivered. CHIROPRACTOR. Dry Short Wood $2.00 Load. Local Office.in the Comtuercial Building. TILLAMOOK. - ORE A. F. COATS LUMBER CO a?>eo9&oß* yr' '<1 EJ * J Kanft With« Reputation • SXt /• .rxu If anyone r.honl'l ask you to b a team of lioraes “uiisi. ' from a mere print« I < would think l.e : tc ’.« ! t> Ti,« you. Now there i) r«o r or? OtUr buying a range “f.r: cht, t. Sty there is in buyiu ' a t ; c( \ is it necessary, ? n '■ h • -e,\ ’ in almost ev ry t •: .. . 1 : Lit. - I - tet . west of the N- » J ii.l.v • ,.U | ry you to drive an extra ten miler, if uieil L . t » : 4 c - ! : «r« • t. Creel AfiyeHie —the range with n rcpiitalii n—built 0:1 honor—cf the best materials — before investing your looney i.i : t u«, cf an/kind. You don’t buy a rang every csy, 1 r indeed, every year, and when you do, you want the Lost your aoney cun procure—that’s the Great Majestic Malleable and Charcoal Iron Ran^e Tire« Oidiu'7 R»»-«s air tn. Takei but half the fuel u.wd Jgvun tn i th«-v rsnr<-i for prrfwt baking. * la tbr only ronoo marl« entirely of A I Copper jtraerrrir — Apaiatt Fir« B»x aeolleable iron and charcoal iron. CApr- 1 ' m !--■ rvoir te all cupper and beat» Ilk« aoalimn won't raet lihe •"‘•t ma'leablo a ' » ke‘tl-t throush a coppor pocket, lean eon'I break. and white the fir I c«*t at-i’ mod from cxi« p er of copper, aettlng •f a Croat Maieenc m»y be more than ixxni.t left hand lininx of «re box. It MM other ranger, it outipeare throe or- twite 16 sallona «jf water In a verr few XMaary ran««». momenta and Is Inataatlp moved a war from the fire. Bmaoaacal — Savr, Half Y«mr Fuel The Itafeelic la put together with rteetx •Mt bolt» and stove putty). Th« Joints ••• Moms will remain air tight f.mever. Tbs oven is lined with guaranl—d purs abboeto. board. eovered with sa iron grs's «•■a aaa so« it. tio best escsps« or «oM * Ark Hr To Show To« The Crratrrt laprovwBrat Er«r Put la a R»«f« IncrMairqr th* atrenrth and wear of • Great Mafootic anre than **>< at a point wb.re other raar~ are --akeot-ba Ml« to uxjuire about thia fealuia. FOB BALE BY ALEX. McNAIR & CO Office. Taxe« Paid for Non Residenti. T illamook B lock , Tillamook .... Oregon, Both Phones. C. HAWK, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Bay City Oregon QARL HABERLACIi, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. T illamook B iock , Tillumook *. .Oregon G. MCGEE, PHYSICIAN & M D. SURGEON. Office : Next door to Star Theatre ■•F orge wiu ktt ATTORNEY AT I AW, T iixamook C ommercial B uildix «") lillamook - Or«*ou'